Muse with Mandy

This episode muses on the self-coined term Human Resource Foot Prints (HRFP), just on the line of Carbon Foot Prints. Of course, this has a spiritual connotation.

This episode explains how service to others is the purpose of life. Then what about merging with the Almighty?

This episode muses the possibility of the religious message getting distorted over centuries like a Chinese whisper.

This episode negates the notion that science and religion cannot co-exist. An interesting Katha gives arguments for logic or magic.

This episode compares knowledge to soap. Like soap, even knowledge must be washed away to clean our minds properly.

This episode warns all the seekers of the perils related to superpowers that they may acquire in the process of seeking.

This episode describes "Sidhi" as perfection attained by acquiring complete knowledge. It further compares connecting our mind with the universal mind as equivalent to connecting our intelligent devices like mobiles and laptops with the internet.

This episode starts by saying that Knowledge is not to be given, least to be imposed; it is instead to be sought. The same goes for rights.

.This episode explains the literal meaning and concept of the slogan "Deg Teg Fateh". It symbolises victory over hunger and ensures sovereignty to provide a right to everyone to practice their religion.

This episode highlights the importance of doing root cause analysis. Emphasis is also given to the intuitive sense.

This episode starts with explaining 70-10-90 rule. Lets cherish what we have and be grateful.

This hundred episode starts by declaring that nothing can be concluded. A glimpse of wisdom tells that 1. Almighty 2. Almighty's Will 3. Almighty's Name 4. The Saint who are imbued in Almighty's Name and 5. The Guru who guides us towards Almighty, these five are the same without any distinction.

This episode distinguished between faith and belief. The theory of karma does not negate bad karma with good karma. Listen to know how to master the subtle ego of having conquered all vices.

This episode reflects on how budgetary deficits are a deft way of stealing our money. And then, we have a multiple taxation system. The spiritual deficit is also discussed here.

This episode describes the recluses in society and how we misplace them as saints. Then who are faithful Saints?

This episode shows heaven is where harmony is. Again through a life experience of living in a condo in NCR...

This episode describes the charm of solo travelling. The challenges related to solo travelling are compared to the journey after life.

This episode reflects on missing tile syndrome, focusing on what trivial thing is missing rather than appreciating what we have

This episode highlights the importance of asking directly from the Master through an anecdote.

This episode discusses a parenting tip on how if one family member scolds a child, the other must not comfort the child. This tip has Spiritual significance too.

This episode compares life with travel carrying a suitcase.

This episode ponders how harmony in consciousness is reflected in humans, animals, and nature.

This episode explores the rationale for substance abuse and its remedies. Spiritual intoxication is much more pleasurable and relaxing and rejuvenating.

This episode starts with the Hypocritic attitude of Indians toward sexuality. Why is Celibacy taken as an over-rated virtue? There is a Spiritual reason behind this. Ways to channelise lust power are also discussed.

This episode reflects on the definition of an enemy. An enemy can be an external, tangible enemy and, more importantly, our internal enemy. It is crucial to eliminate internal enemies.